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Ignition · 25-09-2005, 21:28

Chrysalis - nice idea but at the moment not doable.

Scopeuk, there's no standard error page and it'd be next to impossible to detect due to the permutations possible, quite easy to get a false positive, also it's not the proxies that decide whether a client gets a direct http sesison or not, it's the routers infront of the proxies that do WCCP (Cisco's Web Cache Control Protocol).

25-09-2005, 21:28	#21
Ignition Permanently Banned Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: South-East London Age: 48 Services: Depends who's being serviced :p Posts: 2,588	Re: Transparent Proxy Question... Chrysalis - nice idea but at the moment not doable. Scopeuk, there's no standard error page and it'd be next to impossible to detect due to the permutations possible, quite easy to get a false positive, also it's not the proxies that decide whether a client gets a direct http sesison or not, it's the routers infront of the proxies that do WCCP (Cisco's Web Cache Control Protocol).